Data Protection Policy

“Personal data” refers to any data, whether true or not, about an individual who can be identified from that data, or from that data and other information to which we have or are likely to have access. Examples of personal data you may provide to us include your name, NRIC, passport or other identification numbers, and contact details including your telephone number, mailing and email addresses.

We may collect Personal Data from you in the following ways:

• when you communicate with us directly via face-to-face meetings, telephone, email, or by any other means;

• when you enter into any agreement with us, or when you engage our services;

• when you register for or participate in any of our seminars/webinars, marketing, recruitment or any other promotional events;

• when you visit or use our website;

• when we receive personal data about you from publicly available sources or third parties;

• when you apply for any job or internship with us;

• when you share your Personal Data with us for any other purpose.

We do not generally collect your personal data when you browse our website. However, we wish to highlight the following:

• Cookies
Cookies are text files with small pieces of data which are used to identify your device or computer as you visit our website. We use cookies to improve users’ web browsing experience. By accessing our website, you agree that we may place cookies on your device or computer.
Should you wish to be notified whenever a cookie is sent, or disable cookies, you may do so by adjusting the settings in your browser. However, this may affect the functionality or your user experience of our website.

• Links to third party sites
Our website may contain links to external websites which are not managed by us. Our Privacy Policy does not apply to these third party websites which you visit from ours.

• IP Addresses
When you visit our website, your IP address will be automatically saved in our cloud server. We may use your IP address for troubleshooting purposes or to evaluate the user-friendliness of our website with a view to improving user experience.

We may collect, use, disclose and/or process your personal data for various purposes including:

• provision of our legal advice and services;

• responding to your feedback, queries and/or requests;

• managing our relationship with you and/or your company;

• organising of seminars/webinars, marketing, recruitment or any other promotional events;

• sending legal updates and keeping you abreast of the latest developments in relation to the law and our services;

• verifying your identity in order to processing payments, fees and charges, and/or collect monies owed to us;

• managing our business operations and website;

• communication with government authorities or regulatory bodies about you; and/or

• any other purpose which we may inform at the timing of collection of your personal data.

We may disclose your personal data to professional consultants who are assisting us with your matters, as well as to our third-party service providers and agents in the running of our business operations. In such instances, we endeavour to ensure that such professional consultants and third-party service providers and agents see to the proper handling and protection of your personal data as well.

If you wish to

1. raise a request for your Personal Data to be updated or corrected;

2. withdraw your consent for us to use your Personal Data mentioned above in this Policy; or

3. provide feedback in relation to your Personal Data policy,
please contact our Data Protection Officer at:-

Email: dpo@setialaw.com
Telephone: +65 6016 8637
Address: One George Street, #07-03, Singapore 049145
(Attention to “Data Protection Officer”)